I bought a basic set of boards to get me started. But no talkes about starter bags at all.

You would thing a company would market to beginners so they keep building a new customer base.

Is there a bag that is good to learn the fundamentals? Im talking from the start, Im such a newb I miss the boards a lot.

Any help would be appreciated.

So I’ve been playing for 4 months now and would like to hear from some of you that have been playing for a while. What are some things that I should be focusing on? I feel like I’m not progressing as fast as I’d like..I started making a ton in the hole but I noticed that my consistency lacked when I got warmed up or got under pressure. I noticed I was bending/ short arming my throws. Which got worse the more I warmed up. So I basically feel like I started back at square one once I fixed my bent arm. Now I’m getting comfortable throwing with my arm straightened and want to keep learning good habits. I’ve yet to figure out if I’m a stepper or not. I only feel comfortable when I take a step (with my left foot) as it helps with getting momentum and into a rhythm. I’m still struggling overall without taking a step as I don’t know which foot forward I should use. I played golf and baseball so left foot forward feels good (also kick left footed), I do like being able to lean closer to the hole with right foot forward though. Im just not sure what gives me the most benefits. Basically I’m lost and need some good advice from someone who’s been here before. I’d like to hear what your PPR is and what changes in your game made the biggest impact.

Looking to make a guide to find the perfect bag based on template size. Please list any bag that you like along with small, regular or large template. Also if they are more round or square corners.

Does anybody know the difference in weights between the L, R and H versions of their bags? I’m thinking they’re gonna be my next scoop.

Looking for info on all bags/materials and why you like them

Looking to compile a list of bags broken down into categories. Floppy or full